War in Viet Nam exposes home front strain and civilian impact
The piece notes defense outlays rising as 1965 sees a 6 billion increase, with 13 percent of GNP growth from defense spending. It describes industry operating below capacity, potential delays in civilian orders, and the GI experience highlighting war as real and costly for soldiers and civilians alike.
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DMS
Commerce Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Gardner Ackley
Tom Tiede
New York
NEA
Viet Nam
Drang
Labour Win Dominant in Hull Election Victory
Voters backed Labour’s Wilson amid a national backlash against Heath’s Conservatives. McNamara led with 52.2 percent and Jessel 40.8 percent. Liberal Laurie Mill ward trailed with 2,945 votes, while leftist Richard Gott drew 255. Conservatives hailed a postvote unity.
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Labor
Hull
Wilson
Edward Heath
McNamara
Jessel
Laurie Millward
Liberal Party
Richard Gott
U.S
Viet Nam
Kelvin Woodburne
Russell Eckley
Gott
Britain
Indiana wage withholdings under scrutiny in Clark case
The death of Clark prompts a clash over state and Illinois garnishment rules. Indiana officials discuss tax withholdings and potential changes while the UAW seeks a test case to challenge cross state collection and reciprocity agreements. Clark's widow accompanied his body to Macedonia Alabama for burial.
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Indiana
Michael Miela
State Labor Department
Clark
Ford
UAW
Dennis Sheehy
Park Forest
Clark and Sheehy
Illinois
UCAW
Michigan
Milasich
Charles Rogers
Branigin
Carolyn
Macedonia
Ala
Federal charges dropped in joke bank hold up case
UPI reports the United States dropped felony charges against Marlene Guelden and George Shea who planned a joke robbery at a Bank of America while they waited at a laundromat. Authorities said the incident was a bonafide hoax and lacked sufficient intent to constitute a felony. The pair faced up to 20 years if convicted.
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San Francisco
UPI
Asst
U.S
Jerrold M
Ladar
Marlene Guelden
Chico State College
George Shea
Standards Regulating Junkyards Announced
Commerce Secretary John T. Connell announced draft standards for highway beautification regulating auto junkyards and highway advertising under the act. Public hearings would be held before final minimum standards are set, with rules covering junkyards within 1000 feet and billboards within 660 feet.
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Washington
UPL
Commerce
John T. Connee
Connors
Rancher Is Judged Innocent Of Murder
Eastland County rancher Ivan J. Allen, 73, was found not guilty of murder in the shooting death of his nephew, Dr Albert Reidel, a Dallas psychiatrist. The jury declined the death penalty after four days of testimony, with Allen claiming the shot was an accident. State witnesses said Allen had chased pecan pickers from his ranch with a rifle.
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Eastland (Ap
Ivan .J. Allen
Eastland County
91St District Court
Allen
Albert Reidel
Dallas
Permit Sought For Mobile Hiring Trailer In Dallas
The Texas Employment Commission seeks a city permit to run a mobile hiring trailer at a new shopping center. The permit previously expired and private employment agencies oppose its renewal, citing concerns over outreach and competition.
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Dallas
The
Texas Employment Commission
How to live with a woman in marriage advice
February Reader's Digest features an experienced minister and marriage counselor revealing secrets to cultivate masculinity that resonates with women. The issue promises guidance on building a happier partnership and notes readers can buy the February edition on sale.
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Reader’s Digest
Briercroft Savings and Loan Associations Finances 1965
The Briercroft Savings and Loan Association of Lubbock Texas reports financial figures as of December 31 1965. The data include cash balances loans outstanding and reserve amounts totaling several hundred thousand dollars across multiple line items.
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Briercroft Savings and Loan Association
Lubbock
State of Texas
Federal Home Loan Bank
C. R. Meadows, Jr
Emilia Eckstine
Lubbock, Texas
Hospital imports British nurses to ease Parkland shortages
Parkland Hospital plans to bring in 30 to 40 nurses from Britain after a recruiting trip in Great Britain but faces red tape delaying arrivals. Two Parkland nurses, Mrs. Pat Lumpkin and Mrs. Gertrude Ince, helped recruit in London Manchester Edinburgh Glasgow Belfast and Dublin as officials expect the nurses to arrive shortly. ISTAMBUL Turkey will ask the US for large loans.
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Dallas
Parkland Hospital
British Isles
Great Britain
Elizabeth Wright
Inursing Service
Parkland
Pat Lumpkin
Gertrude Ince
London
Manchester
Edinburg
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
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Cy Wey
Kroehler
Qsctics
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Legal Reserve
Federal Insurance Reserve
W. B. Rushing
Marquette
J.C. Chambers
Edward R. Smith
Maytag
Mozelle Woodlock
Lubbock County
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Long Muddy
Hospital
Istambul
Turkey
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